Performing in Seattle
oh yeah - i'm off to seattle this thursday. will stay until monday.
so holla my seattle friends!!!
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 2006
The 1st Annual Spean Rajana Khmer Arts Summit
at University of Washington (Seattle)
OMA Ethnic Cultural Center & Theatre at University of Washington
3931 Brooklyn Ave NE Box 355650
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: 206.543.4635
PERFORMANCES begin at 7:30 PM.
Doors at 7:00 PM (GEN. ADMISSION $10 / STUDENTS $8)
*Workshops and performances by Anida Yoeu Esguerra, Prach Ly,
Mike Siv, the 2nd language, Memoriza, and Malissa Phok
WORKSHOPS begin at 1:00 PM (FREE ADMISSION AND FOOD)
Workshop Registration online at http://students.washington.edu/rajana/sign_up.php
for more info contact Baron B. You << barony@u.washington.edu>>
REGISTER by January 20. Limited space available
**Spean Rajana directly translates into “the bridge to artistic creation.” The summit answers the question, Who is Khmer American? The summit strives to strengthen Khmer America’s voice so that all people understand the immediate necessity to empower refugee communities as well as their children. The summit is for non-Khmer people to get to know local and national members of the Khmer community. The summit is for the Khmer community to come together and culturally engage with one another in a prejudice-free atmosphere. The Khmer arts summit is open to the public, so make your presence known.
Sponsored by ECC/T, ASUW, Cambodian Cultural Museum & Killing Fields Memorial, Rainier Vista, Project HANDLE, Office of National Drug Control Policy, Executive Office of the President, U.S. Dept of Health & Human Service SAMHSA, and Center for Substance Abuse Prevention
so holla my seattle friends!!!
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 2006
The 1st Annual Spean Rajana Khmer Arts Summit
at University of Washington (Seattle)
OMA Ethnic Cultural Center & Theatre at University of Washington
3931 Brooklyn Ave NE Box 355650
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: 206.543.4635
PERFORMANCES begin at 7:30 PM.
Doors at 7:00 PM (GEN. ADMISSION $10 / STUDENTS $8)
*Workshops and performances by Anida Yoeu Esguerra, Prach Ly,
Mike Siv, the 2nd language, Memoriza, and Malissa Phok
WORKSHOPS begin at 1:00 PM (FREE ADMISSION AND FOOD)
Workshop Registration online at http://students.washington.edu/rajana/sign_up.php
for more info contact Baron B. You << barony@u.washington.edu>>
REGISTER by January 20. Limited space available
**Spean Rajana directly translates into “the bridge to artistic creation.” The summit answers the question, Who is Khmer American? The summit strives to strengthen Khmer America’s voice so that all people understand the immediate necessity to empower refugee communities as well as their children. The summit is for non-Khmer people to get to know local and national members of the Khmer community. The summit is for the Khmer community to come together and culturally engage with one another in a prejudice-free atmosphere. The Khmer arts summit is open to the public, so make your presence known.
Sponsored by ECC/T, ASUW, Cambodian Cultural Museum & Killing Fields Memorial, Rainier Vista, Project HANDLE, Office of National Drug Control Policy, Executive Office of the President, U.S. Dept of Health & Human Service SAMHSA, and Center for Substance Abuse Prevention